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Opioids Norco danger question

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Caseabb

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I have gotten a script for norco 10/325. I have been taking relativley large doses for the past 5 days. By large I am talking about 4 pills at one followed by 4-5 more thereafter. What if any danger does this pose. Also I have had a couple of wierd side effects. The first is increased heart rate and bp. The second is difficulty urinating. I can urinate, but it is slow. My thought is that my bady is too relaxed to do this with ease. Any help is apprecited
 
One thing to watch with that many norco's is too much of the acetaminophen it is hepto-toxic ( bad for the liver ) i would give your body a chance to clear the acetaminophen as far as the elimination of urine opoids are known for putting a clamp on the pee stream try girly pee position and be patient if that doesn't help some times a warm bath can help. Bp and heart rate i dont know it could be many variables.good luck and check your dosage with BL before you dose...M.
 
I've had an elevated BP/HR after taking Norcos a few times. It happens. Just keep an eye on it and make sure you're feeling alright/it doesn't get out of hand. As for the peeing thing, I'll go with KrincleKutt on the sitting down method. Sometimes that's the only way to turn on the tap. Also, from your description, it sounds like you've not been using for too long. Be careful taking high volumes of Norco, or anything with an NSAID content. After a while it can start to really hurt the stomach, and then you'll be getting all sorts of new side-effects.
 
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